If you found this interesting, you might enjoy reading my principle source: "Covenant and Conversation" by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks.

Homily for the Ascension of the Lord...plus a little announcement.

God the Father's commands for Jesus, which culminated in the Crucifixion, paradoxically reveal the Father's love for Jesus, and Jesus' love for us. Sunday Homily.

Separation from the Source of our humanity is not without effects. Sunday homily for the 5th Sunday of Easter.

Christ is the cornerstone, and you too are part of the structure God is building--you have a part to play!

Christianity is not a set of propositions, but a view of reality. Either it's a true or false view. If it's false, we should have nothing to do with it. If it's true, then following Christ has to do with living honestly.

Jesus appears to his fearful Apostles, presents to them his wounds, breathes the breath of forgiveness and peace into them and reveals the pattern of healing and hope that he offers to us. Divine Mercy Sunday Homily.

The promised new age has begun in Christ. History demonstrates this, as do the effects of falling away from Him.

Pilate's understanding of truth is our contemporary culture's--the destructive effects of which were apparent then, as they are now.

God's Remedy was prepared long in advance, testing the patience and perseverance of those awaiting the fulfillment of His promises, as well as their humility to accept something unexpected.